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Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
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NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAMK
Now Orleans. In.

REMEM RED That tho presence Of
leDIl Ebl DEN Generals Beaurcgard
ana early who are in charge Of the draw.
tngs, Is guarantee Of sbsolute fairness
and integrity, that the cnances sro all
o9uai ano that no one can possibly divine
Wnat numDers will draw a Prize
nEMEM BER that the payment Of AL
NATIONAL BANKS Of New Orleans,
sno the Tlekots are signe BY tho Presi.
oent OF an lnstituticn, whose chartered
riKnts arc recognized in tho hiRhest Courts;
tneroiore, beware Of any limitations or m.
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vMAnAknw
Not the only one. DOM

| Not the only one. Oon :
stir q step. Again the flaky
raw silk dodging in and out.
iCoarser threads, 10 o 6 :
weave, less sparkle. A plain
Iish, homely, stand-by.you
Istuf. This week down from
50 to 373c.
So was the big and little
bright.bar, all-wool Suiting
alongside 1t; and the jost
ling, soberer stuff checked
with gay elk threads.
An arm's-length away the
AZ in. oddly pretty Sham.
Irock Suiting; another 374
center. But we told you Of
THAT the other day, and we
have been keeping scissors
bright on it ever since. Can't
do it much longer.
These from E feet of an
8o-foot counter. Every other
l6 feet is burdened with
more Of these medium-priced
stufis out of which $2.5o or
|$3 or s. will pull a hand.
some, stylish dress pattern
tor anybody.
Third circle, southeast of centre.
In Shoes we know OF
nothing of the kind better
than the Matteawan Seam
less Felt Oxford Ties for
women's easy, home wear in
cold weather, or for sick
room wear at any time
Comfortable, neater than
you would think; durable
Pure wool felted in one piece
Any size or width, S1.7s.
Red Felt, Bathroom Slip
pers, with very thin flexible
soles. Just in and just wha,
you have been wanting,
Mems, 75c; Women's, Csc
Misses, SOC; Children's, 45c,
Four more from here and
There
Women's Slippers, black Beaver, warn
lined, with leather soles, S5c. and 81
Women's High lace Shoes. black and
dark blue cloth, flannel lined, foxed
with leather. 81. %. Plain and fnel
cloth, %. Hand sewed.
We think we have the best $3.50 and 3
Fine Kid and Kid Foxed Buttor
Shoes for Women to be found in thu
city. Good shoes, we'll made aut
very dressy. We sell only Shoes tha
we can warrant for At, wear, AND
looks.
Another new Shoe for Winter wear =
Straight Goat, Kangaroo top, ButtoI
Shoe, genuine handmade, -.
The Shoe Store is in It'd,
trim, with every seasonablt
shape you care to see or
your own feet, or anybody
feet you think we'll of.
Market street front, west Of main aisle.
We are doing more thar
usual in Umbrellas. They ar.
coming, coming; going, go
ling all the time. Here is {
Especial lot opened this morn
ling. We stop by 1t no
because there are 937 in it
but because the gold anc
silver handles and the Wind
sor silk make the price'
Iabsurdly low
: .oo., ..ooo - m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
ON SATURDAY,
TIE srH DAY OF rovEM BER. 1887,
At . e'slooK p. m,

The soaiowfng described real estate, viz:
AL that certain lot Of land situated In the
city OF Wilmington, New Castle County
And Stats of UelawAre
Beginning In the southwest corner Of
Front and rbiplsv streets, thence along
Patrick Ohfisty, thenoe BY said land south
erly % bet. more or less, 70 the northerly
side OF Water street, thence along water
street eastsrIy "a fest to the westerly side Of
Shtpiey street, snd thence thereby north
ginning, with . three-story brick building
thereon erected. Book T., Vol. ., page 80, 40.
Seised ana taken ia exeoutton ~ the prop
erty Of May J. bradley, surviving mortga.
T. A. Of Henry bradley, deceased, and I. t.,
and 10 Be sold By
GILES JAMESON. Sheriff.
|, Shsrinp Unaoe. Wilmington, October II,
1851. Aoiseod.ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
the MARTYR.

Adapted nom D'Ennsrys mastsrpiscs. Tia
latest and grandsst PAfisiAp success.
Books of the marty" oan be had at ths
box once or nom the ushers. Pftos, 10 cents
Admission, 70 and 20 cents. Reserved
sea0, 10 cents. For tale at u. e. ThomAs q
Co.'s. NO. an Market street n1es
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
November 8 and 9.

Entries close November Our room viii
be ThOROUGH y HkATkD, 80 person, ~
tending sale - III he PERFECTLY Cohfog
TABLE whether 1t be- wcL or dry, hoi Or eou'
sPEEU. SPEED! sPEfn. -.
VIII h ave more genuine speed 10 ms ,ali s,l
than we have ever had. Ray mare Kate WI
show 2. 10; Doc. ~; Roan Ben. 2.Sl; p., ors,
Bl ack Horse, 2 40; Liy" UaAs, I'D D"
Horse, 2. W; Florence. 2. 80.
PAMPHlLI, n
The finest PercherUn stallion IN THIS pan
the country:
A pair of extra nne young Bay Marel, h'1
lucky bred, Is l-2 hands high
90 IiOR-E' -,
VIII have 100 Horses suitibl- for all parp.eSa,
Sale to commence at II n'clfE 81 ~ "
ponement. W. /. Whnt,l Wh,',,itw
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

HERIFF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a. writ OF Levari Facias ~ me directed, will
.hpied by Alex. Maxwell, in MiddIetown, in
~. GeorGes Hundred, New Castle County,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land with the two stoz3
brick building thereon, situate In the said city
of wilmington. bounded and described as fdi-
lows, - Wit; Beginning at the corner formed
By the ihterseetion OF the easterly side OF Linz
coln street with the herly side OF sixteen d
street. thence easterly along said side OF @x-
teen th street 10 feet inches to corner. tit5ct
northeriy parallel 20 Lincoln street and pass
wall between this and the adjoining building
on the east 50 feet to another corner. thence
westerly and pa ralle1 with Slxteenth steeet 10
feet inches 20 the aforesaid side sf Lncoin
street thence thereby sousAeriy IS feet 10 the
place OF beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may. Book q. vol. H. page eos, etc.
=. ised and taken in execution as the
property OF William Springer and Debrorsi
i, hs wife, aud t. and TO be sold by
GILES LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sheriff . once, Wilmington. October II, l6F.
OctiS-eodS
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

A. x.sSs' x,..s!s5s' i;' s:
4 &; i e. ;. $ is;' is'
So oct,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

RAND OPERA HOUSE,.
" Mondsy and Tussdsy nights, Nov. la
Positively Two Ntghts Only.
by permission Of m .Doyls(sele propristor)
will be presented the great kuropsan suo
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

ChEklFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levari faoiss, 70 me directed,
will bs expose cd 70 public sale. At the Oourt
House, on Market stfeot, between Tonth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle Oounty, Dol,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
In rn1 OspHAN's CouRr.,
NEW CAsrLI COUNTY,.
Ex.Oumlx's sAEE
REAL ESTATE.

py viitae Of an order OF the Orphans Court
g the state OF Delaware, In Asd Tor N ew Cas.
ees, 4. y. isH. will be exposed 10 public vsn-
dues Tor the payment Of dsbts, on
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
nVntHIy DfHWInk.
Capital Prize, $780, 900.

zi7e rrises Amounting gto........... 1854, 900
Appiication for rates TO clubs should bs
New Orleans.
For further information writs clearly, xiv.
Ing fnli address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
money orders, or New York Exchange
IN ordinary letter, Ourrency py expreea
(at our sxpsnSs) addressed
ID. A. DAUPHIN,
Kew Orleans, La.
Wsshfnxssn. ID. q.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

PUB1l,11. : ;a,s, sh; a. No. ID LON I'D I'D ''''
onTKlpAY. nOVsmO', = .o.t.-css.. .DI,
Mt 2oo oc,oob, y. ~, bsSsIes sles IA olss tso''
cooking u'sns'i' anu q. IL GIass
s,,snam a Sen, Auetioneers' ~
pup ". st,dh,n : ,.'s sSar sn@tb ID, a 70 70
on Ss,aia"o ~ Of window Irares 'A' pSA
complete order.
National Republican., 1887-07-20


The forty-siSih Congress, like tho forty
ninth, had a Democratic House OF Repre-
sentatIycs. The Congress was warned time
and again by the Republican President and
Republican Secretary of the Treasury that
n large number Of the United States bonds
would mature before the next Congress
could provide for them, and that there was
not money sufficient IN the treasury TO pay
these bonds.
But as is the habit OF Democrats, the sos-
sions Of Congress were consumed In idle
talk or in Efforts to make political capital,
so that when the forty-slzth Congress ad-
iourned sine die on the lth OF March, 1881,
no provisions had been made for the ma
turing bonds.
Fortunately for the credit aud good name
Of the country a Republican had been
elected President, and Of course there was
a Republican Secretary Of the Treasury.
His name was Window, and he did not live
under the domination of Wall street; in
fact, he was noteven citizen OF New York,
where all the financial brain of the country
is concentrated, II we accept the New York
estimate, and which has in fact, furnished
but one good flnancier to the public ser
vice-Alexander Hamilton.
Secretary Window had the advantage OF
being good lawyer with largo lcgisla-
tive experience when he went into th
Treasury Department. lie had been repre-
sentative and senator from his state 70.
many years, was not unknown to nltioua'
politics, aud besides, was possess ID o.
brains.
Then, as now, United States notes (green.
backsl could be redeemed at par in co.n,
ard United States bonds bearing lower
rate OF interest than then paid could be
sold at par In coin. y number of aud c
per cent. bonds were maturing. Secretary
Window ascertained that he could float q
81 per cent. bond at par, and he issued them
and tool; up the maturing rs and Is.
In letter dated Aug s. 1881, addressed
to the American Bankers Association
Secretary Window explained all that ht
had done, and this sentence Is found In thai
letter.
Having succeeded in disposiug Of the G PEI
cents, Oh May L. the department gave motto
| that The coupon per cent bonds, of the loa,
| of July II, 1870, and Jan. %, ISL, would b.
| paid on Aug. IL. 13Sl, with like privilege o
continuing the bonds at 81 per cent, to such
| Of the holders as might present for that pur
| pose on or before July l. 1885,; and al The san
time the treasury offered to receive, for con
inuance, IN like manner, any of the uncdl,e
registered bends Of that loan TO an amount no
exceeding s25O, ,00o,nOo, the remainder of tn
loan being reserved with view of its paymen
from the surplus revenues.
That is what Republican Secretary diC
within six months after he went into Office
He found the credit Of the United States
that had been established by the Republi
caus, in danger from Democratic action; hi
saved 1t and made 1t better than ever AM
Congress sustained him In his action. Ii
did not consult Wall street as to what h
should do. He knew the Interests of ia
people. He saw an opportunity to say
them o large amount OF money by reducing
interest and he did it.
His example is well worthy of lmitatio
Il Wall street does not forbid 1t.
National Republican., 1887-07-20

THE Press md Banner is n red hot "white
mans" paper published at Abbevllle, S. c.,
which opposes negro education In the
strongest terms. To the astonishment and
disgust Of the other papers in that section
it has been discovered that all tho printers
en- the H-css aad Banner are negroes, and
the red hot denunciatious Of negro edu-
cation are put in type and run through
the press by negroes. On the other hand
The BAPTIST Tribwic, the largest of the col
ored organs, edited By two negroes, has
more but white printers This is clear
case for the interstate commission to con.
slider. Things are badly mixed, and moth
ing but tribunal like the interstate CON-
mission with legislative, executive, and
judicial powers can ever straighten them.
National Republican., 1887-07-20

SAN Francisco. July lS.-GeOrge Wes', the
wel-Enowu vintner, who has just retirne
from New York. says that California can find u
IGursct in the eas: for every gallon fits wine
over three years Old. He said "Wnen in
New York | investigated the advisability Of
having wine warehouse there IL woull be
an excellent plan, provided only that good
wine were sent to be stored there. 1t seems TO
ne that shipload might be sent around Cape
Horn. A good-si2ed vessel could carry 2,50J
tons, or 100000 gallons. The liquor would cost
20 cents at one year old, and transportation
insurancc, interest, and storage in New York
for two years, and other expenses would
smount TO 10 cents q gallon more. Wine at
three years should sell at 30 cents gallon,
leaving clear profit of 20 cents n gallon, or
slOO,OCO in all. The latest reports concerning
this years wine crop in California state /. to
lie only two-thirds of last year, or between
iC,0O,CCO and 1900 900 gallons.
With a national law preventing adulter
ltion, prescribing strict inspection OF all
imported wines and liquors, the people OF
tie country would soon be supplied with a
pure article Of pure wines at low rates.
National Republican., 1887-07-20

THE decision in the case OF Beaullen, an
educated halt breed Indian, recently made
by Judge Nelson, in Minnesota, is In line
with the decision OF the Supreme Court OF
the United States, declaring the North
Cherokees citizens and entitled to all the
rights Of citizenship. Mr.. Beaulien was
denied the privilege by Mr.. Sheehan, the
Indian agent, of publishing aud circulating
newspaper within the confines of the
"White Earth reservation" lie sued for
damages, and the only defense was that
Beaul!en being half breed, and therefore
an Indian, could not sue or be sued in the
United States court. Judge Nelson held
that he was n citizen and the jury returned
verdict giving damages and the right to
issue the paper on the reservation.
National Republican., 1887-07-20
Beautiful Bay Ridge.

Bay Ridge, the new and now permanently
established pleasure resort, is daily increas.
ng in importance and popularity, especially
with the citizens OF Washington--a fac ?
which 10 well attested, II the large number
Of Wsshingtonlans who congregate there is
any criterion. The sun Is hot, but the at.
mosphere is tempered with delightful and
inyieorating breezes. Fully 10000, II not
more, are there daily to escape the intense
heat prevailing in the cities. Baltimore
furnishes the largest quota, but the guests
occupying rooms at the cosy aud we'll
ventilated hotel are nearly all Washing
toniaDs. Mr.. Wm. NJ. Walker, the popular
clerk at the Harris House, Washington,
oiliciates as room clerk, and has made hosts
Of friends by his undivided attention to the
wants aud comforts Of the guests.
National Republican., 1887-07-20

oreill treated or dissatisfied with their present
condition.
The negroes aud whites OF South Carolina
are now on peaceful, friendly feeling. Both
races know they have to live together, aud
each has determin1dto do so harmonlously
aud for the good OF the other.
National Republican., 1887-07-20

Rs-Pa'tics leaving the city during the heated
term can have the DAILY NATIONAL REPuBL-
Csg mailed 20 their address by sending their
directions 10 the business Office at the low
price OF 50 cents month, prepaid, including
postage. BY this means they will have daily
information of what is transplrlng at Washing
National Republican., 1887-07-20
This Is the Lnw-obey Tt.

not already due shall be redeemed or paid b. =
tore maturity unless at such time United States
notes ore convertible into coin at the option OF
the holder, or unless at such time bonds of the
Uuied states bearing lower rate of interest
than the bonds 10 lie redeemed can be sold at
pgr In coin
National Republican., 1887-07-20

In Bedford Basin, on the coast of Nova
Scotia, soundlngs have never found bottom.
Hundreds of people have been drowned in
the Daein, but no body has ever been recov-
cred from It's unfatlomable depths. Three
midshipman from the British ship Canada
were lately drowned in the Basin, and con-
National Republican., 1887-07-20
CERGEANT.AT-ARMs OFFICE, U. s. Sen
ArE

WAsHINGToN, d. c.. July 10, 1887.
Sealed proposals for coal and wood, inclosed
and addressed to the Sergeant-aI- Arms.
United States Senate, will be received at this
oilice until IL O'CLOCK M. on MONDAY,
JULY %, 1881, to supply the United states
senate with fuel, namely;
90 tons &, $40 lbs.), more or less, as may be
required for the year ending Juna ~, lsSs, Of
tie best white ash lee. egg size, coal, well
sCrt ened aud free from sla'e.
The vaults 10 be lliled with coal and wood
on or lefOIe The 18th day OF November, lSsl
and the balance required 10 be put IN as called
for.
Also 80 tons Red ash stove coal, N he delv-
crtd Al such times ana places as may DC re
quiItd,
- cords lest clear spruce pIue wood 10 l.,
feet lengths; 80 cords best OAK wood cut In
lrnPlhs and split to medium size,
The wood must b. clear bright well soa-
soued and straight, and the right ii reserved
to order more wood upon the same terms II
required for the fiscal year
The coal HL d wood N be inspected, weighed,
measured, ana stored In the vaults of the
Senate wing NJ the expense Of the contractors
The wood % be corded measured, and cut
AT the capitol, unless otherwise ordered.
w. p. CAEADAY,
lyl0-6t sergeant'at.Arms, U. s Senate.
National Republican., 1887-07-20
BATHING SUITS

Arc in great demand just at
this time. and we Keep every kind
that's worth having. from u pair
of trunks" to an entire suit. 'ris
true you save no money at the
seashoro by having "A bathing
suit of your own, rs you are
charged AS much FOR the bath
house as you would be for both
SUIT and bath house, bat
you know YOU ARE WE AIRING
YOUR OWN SUIT, and that
means n great deal-well worth
tho priceit will cost you. When
you're going away, como here
and get one.
sANs AND CoMPAN
National Republican., 1887-07-20
DRoPosALs FOR A HIGHWAY BRIDGE.
U s. EHoIsRRR's OFFICE,

.lah ltnhsylNanla avenue N. W,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., July l2, 1857
ceiSed al his office until I'M, on TttiESpAY,
AUG. I6,. 1857, for building a Highway Bridge
across the Eastern Branch of the PotomiC
river at the foot of Pennsylvania avenue s. E.,
Washington, d. G..
specifications and all necessary information
will be furnished on application.
PETER q. HAMS,
Jyl5-Ot Lieut.. Col. of Engineers
National Republican., 1887-07-20

1GfoiIstiGn Of AL sorts obtalgst, when possible,
h. eahVcrlbors wlihodt charge upon application,
Esiectsd mauuscrlpts cannot ho returned.
Rsmittnucea other than py postal money orders
f@gk 6rafts or checks TO the order of the National
e-vubhcuu Company always at eenders riss.
20 receipts for subscriptions returned. The date
yc tho wrapper shows when subscription expires,
Advertisers who have not made or renewed ttme
sontrsotE will be charged monthly card rates.
Ed- AL requests for courtesies from railroads,
pisces of amusement, or business orlero are not
authorized unless signed by the undersigned.
rgE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, COMPANY
wv. FOX, PRrstDESr AND MASAaEB.
National Republican., 1887-07-20

SoUTH CAROLINA Is developing a man
who is going to rank very high whenever It
is settled whether he belongs to the school
Of humorists or to that other school of
which Baron Munchausen Is one OF the
bright exemplars In the past and Mullhatton
another in the present, The latest effort Of
this Individual is dispatch from Columbia,
s. C., printed in the New York World Of
Yesterday. The whole dispatch is well
worth copying us an artistic work, but we
have room only for some extracts that show
the tenor Of the whole:
SPECIAL to the World
COLUMNS, 5. c., July lS.-The predictions
last fail that the negro exodus from this st tie,
ihtn in progress, wus terrible blow TO South
Carolina and would pRrayzs agriculture aud
the busincss Of the state generally, haze no.
been realized, II Is claimed that the negro S
LEFT his native state leGause he was deprived o,
civil rights, could not get Justice In court an!
was net allowed to vote sc. 1t Is true that
ten or twelve thousand working colored peo-
pie may have lett the state last year, but their
absence has not been noticed by the farmer er
in any other branch of business. As for tha
ncIrois vote not being counted, II Is well
Known that for the past five years he has moi
gone 10 the polls. He has taken absolutely NJ
interest in politics, and is perfectly satisfied
with the present state and national govern
meIt.
Even in the last election, In the Elliot.
Fmalls Congressional contest, hall of the col
ored voting population made no effort to go ia
the polls. Nor has there ever before been
more friendly feeling existing between tht
races in this state.
The negroes do not rise rapidly because they
will not support their own color. A negr'
lawyer stands a poor chance to make a llvinl
in South Carolina, He may be learned an.
able, but he is seldom employed by his owl
color.
The governor Of the state recently delivered
IN address to the ColOred Normal Institute, H.
eLoourGged their work, and gave the teachers
st,urRnoe Of the sympathy in their efforts o
himself and the whites of the state. Ihcs,
acts do not go TO show that the colored people
National Republican., 1887-07-20
PROPOSALS.
FOR IRON WORK.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE,
WAR. AND NAVY DEpAR OMEN rs,

UTFICE OF BVlLDING FOR STATE,
WAR. AND NAVY DEpARCMENrs,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 90, 1887.
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering,
and putting in plpco complete, the iron work
required for the fence, driveway gates, and
courtyard stairs OF tho west wing of the
building for state, War, aud Navy Depart
men,s, in this city, will be received until IL
NJ, on WEDNESDAY, THE3D DAY or AU.
GUsT, 1857, and opened Immediately there
amer IN presence ofbdders.
Specifications, general Instructions to bid
deIs. ar d blank forms of proposal will be far
nlshed to established iron manufacturers on
application to this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
iy2O,2l, %, q, ,nul,2 Colonel, CORPS of EnG'rs.
National Republican., 1887-07-20
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.

The demand for Mems Fancy
Flannel Shirts for negligee wear
seems to Increase day by day.
We have In stock some of the
hnndsomest patterns in these
common sense and stylish shirts
that we have ever seen. They
come In plaids and stripes and
beautiful combinations of coiors,
- and the perfect fitting qualities
of those we handle cannot bo
excelled. Prices range from $3.50
to 50 each. Sizes all full--assort-
ment complete.
National Republican., 1887-07-20
FOR REET---H0U8ES

EoR RENT HOUSE 7 ROOMS, NO. 2l b
Il ST. N. W.; also rooms No. 2l0 B st. N. W.:
I'd and Sd floor Pa. ave, 10 rooms, Nos, 3i7
end 3l0 oil in good order. Inquire of A.
GRAGEs, No. 628 Sd st. N. w. G-2l
ToR RENT Two SMALL HOUSES -
IL cheap. Apply Duiiy's Grocery, 4ol k st
EyOR RENT--A NUMBER OF NICE NEW
u G and room brick houses with bay wiu-
dows and all modern convenences, on Capitol
Hill, at S25 end $50 per month. Apply to
CHAS, A. SHIELDS, l006 st. II. ". 6.O
National Republican., 1887-07-20
jy2o, %, 2a,aui,2 Colonel, Cor
~ s. BOTANIC GARDEN,
NIt In Il

;, BUTANIC UNKDEN,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July Is, 1857.
Proposals for flel for Botanic Garden for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1883, will be received
at the office Of the Superintendent until II m.
FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1857.
Particulars as to character and quantity de-
sired can be obtained upon application at
Office. WM II. SMITH,
jylG20,23,27 supcrindent Botanic Gardens.
National Republican., 1887-07-20
Light Weight Clothes.

1t becomes a torture to con-
tinuo wearing warm wooden
clothes such weather as this. 1t
all can be obviated by visit to
our house and the expenditure
of u comparatively trining
amount in such light and breezy
garments as we have in stock In
great variety. No matter what
itimay be that you want you're
sure to find 1t here mt prices
that are sure to please.
SAES AND COMPAN
National Republican., 1887-07-20
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
AnuselnentS

SERNAN's-Griovess Comic Opera Company
TsE MANASSAS PAHoRANA--l5th 81. & Ohio a.
National Republican., 1887-07-20

CELwYN HALL, READING, PA, 6 HOURS
cSt order for boys. Military system. Every
modern appliance for study and recreation
steam. gas, hot and cold water. Large gym
nssium. Thorough preparation for college or
business. Boys of any age received, Send for
catalogue. LOT G. BISHOP, Headmaster.
iCl l-tau10
National Republican., 1887-07-20
EDUO4TTON4E.
NorRE DAME OF LARYLAND.

Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies' and
Preparatory School for Little Girls, EM3Lh
ron6c,ad W ie he tba h'sS sSs,nrs o n Nre bam send
for catalogue. jyl6mwS2m